Just figured this out this last weekend. The bigger holes are 9mm and 40 cal, the dents are 22 that rounds couldn't penetrate both sides and the motherboard plate, so those look like inside out dents on the back side.

Do you get to shoot these servers at work? or do they come from the customer that way????????

Hmmm, good job, LOL

Ive always wanted to shoot a computer with my guns. However, I shot it with my airsoft gun once, when I was mad. Didnt really do anything :p

Do you get to shoot these servers at work? or do they come from the customer that way????????
This computer was one of a batch of 32 old P2 400's and P3 450's, that an account of mine gave me. I donated half of them to Good Will which sold them as homework computers for 50 bucks apiece. I gave a number of them to friends that couldn't afford a new or more modern computer. The rest are stacked in the garage. This one was a partially empty carcass that my boy and I blasted away at. I'm not a computer tech by trade, but I do build them and fix them, I've got 6 of them around the house all hooked up to high speed internet, and my older kids and I like to play Halo against each other on occasion.

should've use a 12 ga with a 3.5" shell. :biggrin:

i'm suprised the .22 even made it through one side

.22's have good penetration: small point of impact, relatively high velocity.

After shrooming, the impact point of the bullet, for the other side of the case, would be a lot larger, spreading the forces that were already mitigated by penetrating one side, across a larger surface area...making it stop or just dimple the next case surface.

:D

.22's have good penetration: small point of impact, relatively high velocity.

After shrooming, the impact point of the bullet, for the other side of the case, would be a lot larger, spreading the forces that were already mitigated by penetrating one side, across a larger surface area...making it stop or just dimple the next case surface.

:D Hey thanks TJTJ, boy I was getting pretty worried there, I thought it was because the electron shells weren't balanced properely or something like that. Actually the 9 and the 22 were new, the 9 is the one that I carry in the X, and I wanted to make sure it worked properely. I was shooting FMJ's, normally I keep it loaded with Federal Hydrashocks. (anti-human rounds)

what kind of guns do you carry? i've got a glock 19 (9mil) and a beretta tomcat (22). the 22 is an 8 shot, i carry that one when i'm riding the motorcycle. the glock goes in the x a lot, except for when i'm going on and off base, or course. then there's the good old m9 beretta that we carry while we're deployed...still don't know why we don't carry 40 cals instead.

-john

My only (shootable, non antique [sp] gun is a .38 colt. I wish I had a .45, but a .38 makes a big hole in someone - it will do the job just fine :D

Hey thanks TJTJ, boy I was getting pretty worried there, I thought it was because the electron shells weren't balanced properely or something like that. Actually the 9 and the 22 were new, the 9 is the one that I carry in the X, and I wanted to make sure it worked properely. I was shooting FMJ's, normally I keep it loaded with Federal Hydrashocks. (anti-human rounds)

You can unbalance your electron shells when firing through vitreous niobium display media, such as a computer monitor's screen. Electrons are forced to jump one shell up in many cases.

In my tests of bullet accuracy and penetration, relative to the electron shell stability, the chocolate donuts tasted best, followed by the Boston Creme filled.

How is the subatomic structure of a Boston Creme altered when combined with coffee and ingested? :)

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The sub-atomic structure is unchanged of course.

The molecular structure gets pretty chewed up though.

:D

Hey - Somebody shoot a donut over to Nancy.

:D

http://www.thedonutking.com/photos/donut1.jpg

The sub-atomic structure is unchanged of course.

The molecular structure gets pretty chewed up though.

:D

Hey - Somebody shoot a donut over to Nancy.

:D
Does the subatomic structure have to change in order for it to become a different element? Didn't people in the middle ages play around with lead trying to turn it into gold? I suppose unbalancing the shells doesn't change what element it is, but wouldn't it change how and what it reacts with?
You talk alot like my little brother, he teaches out at univ. missoula. He has a web site www.missoulaoutdoors.com it lists all the different letters he can put in front of his name. I can only take just a day or two around him before I start getting aggitated, it's probobly why I only see him every 3 or 4 years.